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Federal Card Table
December 22, 2008

Maker: Ed Stuckey Dimensions: 36” in diameter (open) and 28” high. Description: 18th Century Federal Card Table. Built 2007-2008 Materials: Primary woods: solid wood...
Jewelry box
December 12, 2008

This jewelry box was made as a present for my sister in law. It's made from African mahogany, with the decoration in ebony and sterling silver. The finish is shellac…
Dragonfly box
December 11, 2008

This box is for my wife, it is made out of Walnut,Alder,Macassar Ebony,Curly Maple and Padauk. I thought I'd use up some scraps. It is finished with Watco oil.
hall table
November 20, 2008

This small table is Honduran mahogany. The raised top is veneered in curly maple. The drawer fronts are redgum, and the accents and handles are ebony. The drawer sides are...
Walnut and Ebony Crib
November 12, 2008

I took several styles I like ( Greene & Greene, Shaker and Mission/Arts & Crafts), put them in a blender and made this crib completely out of walnut except the…
The Gadget Station
October 31, 2008

The Gadget Station is a charging center for everyday electronics. Primary wood is bubinga with spalted maple panels and a figured maple back panel. Ebony accents. Finish is a wiping...
jewellery box
October 30, 2008

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Hatta in Prison
October 29, 2008

'Hatta in Prison' based on the illustration by Sir John Tenniel of Lewis Carrol's 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' and following the work of Ian Norbury. Carved in limewood, walnut…
Donna Side Table
October 22, 2008

Designed to be used as a side table this piece is an exploration in wood grain and joinery. Solid Zebrawood, Walnut and Ebony was used. 16"d x 16"w x 18"h
Front Entrance Bench
October 22, 2008

This bench is of my own creation. It is made from Walnut, Curly Maple, and Ebony.

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